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Vol. 28, Issue 3, 2017August 05, 2017 AEST
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Understanding Parental Beliefs Relating to Child Restraint System (CRS) Use and Child Vehicle Occupant Safety
Understanding Parental Beliefs Relating to Child Restraint System (CRS) Use and Child Vehicle Occupant Safety
Articles in Vol. 28, Issue 3, 2017
Vol. 28, Issue 3, 2017
- The Signs They Are A-Changin’: Development and Evaluation of New Zealand’s Rural Intersection Active Warning SystemHamish MackieColin BrodieRichard ScottLily HirschFergus TateMurray RussellKen Holst
- Superstitious Beliefs and Practices in Pakistan: Implications for Road SafetyAhsan KayaniMark KingJudy Fleiter
- Investigating Perceived Control Over Negative Road Outcomes: Implications for Theory and Risk CommunicationRebecca PedruzziAnne SwinbourneFrances Quirk
- Understanding Parental Beliefs Relating to Child Restraint System (CRS) Use and Child Vehicle Occupant SafetySuzanne CrossJudith CharltonSjaan Koppel
- Safe-Street Neighbourhoods: The Role of Lower Speed LimitsDick van den DoolPaul TranterAdrian Boss
- SARSAI: Low Cost Speed Management Interventions Around Schools – Dar Es Salaam, TanzaniaAyikai PoswayoJeffrey WitteSimon Kalolo
- Promoting “Safe Speeds” Behaviour by Changing the Conversation Around Speed and SpeedingIan JohnstonEric Howard
Cross, S., Charlton, J., & Koppel, S. (2017). Understanding parental beliefs relating to child restraint system (CRS) use and child vehicle occupant safety. Journal of Road Safety, 28(3), 43–54.